The grounds are stunning but the hotel itself is looking a bit tatty.
We were given an accessible room, which didn’t seem that accessible to me! The plug sockets by the bed are not normal uk plugs. So you can’t plug a charger in (for me, I couldn’t plug my breathing machine in)
The tv was on the wall, but had plastic covers over the wires which just looks messy.
The furniture was a bit dated but fine.
The bathroom, although it’s supposed to be accessible I think it was hard work. The sliding door was heavy to open and close. The shower area had accessible fittings but they were all rusty. The floor of the shower hasn’t been done very well and is not tilted enough for the water to drain. This meant that after showering, the water traveled right over to where the toilet was in a big puddle. We had to use towels to mop it up so that we could use the loo in the night without wellies!
I got several messages after booking to upsell the spa facilities… however on arrival half of the spa area wasn’t even working! A large hot tub, a steam room and heated beds were all off. The grout on the other hot tub was dirty and in parts had fallen out or not been done in the first place. It all needs a really deep clean and the grout re doing. The pool was a good size, but cold!
The spa could be absolutely gorgeous if they upped the spec a bit and they’d certainly be able to charge more.
Breakfast was very good, not a buffet but specific choices more like a restaurant.